FLIGHT ATTENDANT UPDATED EXAM SCRIPT
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
✔✔Comat - ✔✔Airplane equipment, communication, or supplies shipped via company
aircraft from one station to another.
✔✔Commissary - ✔✔Food or beverage service
✔✔Configuration - ✔✔Arrangement of seats onboard an aircraft.
✔✔Crash Pad - ✔✔Flight Attendant commuter apartment at domicile.
✔✔Crew - ✔✔Company employees working aboard an aircraft
✔✔Crew Resource Management - ✔✔Annual meeting between Flight Attendants and
Pilots to discuss better, safer service for passengers and airline.
✔✔Crew Scheduling - ✔✔The department responsible for scheduling and tracking all
crew members
✔✔D - ✔✔Delta
✔✔Deadhead - ✔✔Transportation of crew members from one location to another to
start a trip or return to domicile.
✔✔Decompression - ✔✔Failure of the cabin pressurization system, during flight,
causing the air inside the cabin to equalize the air outside the cabin results in oxygen
masks dropping from the ceiling.
✔✔Defibrillator - ✔✔Electronic device used to reestablish a regular heartbeat.
✔✔Delay - ✔✔Aircraft held after its original departure time, usually due to mechanical,
weather or traffic
✔✔Demonstration - ✔✔Emergency Safety Demonstration, explanation by flight
attendants to passengers of emergency equipment and procedures
✔✔Deplane - ✔✔Passengers leaving aircraft
✔✔Dispatcher - ✔✔Airline department responsible for tracking all aircraft and crew
movements
✔✔Ditching - ✔✔Aircraft makes an emergency landing in water
, ✔✔Domicile - ✔✔Aircraft crew home base
✔✔E - ✔✔Echo
✔✔Emergency Floor Path Lighting - ✔✔Strips of lights on the floor of the aircraft lighting
the way to the nearest exit, in the dark or smoke filled cabin
✔✔Enhanced Emergency Medical Kit - ✔✔Medical kit kept on board, only to be opened
by a licensed physician.
✔✔Equipment - ✔✔Aircraft
✔✔Evacuation - ✔✔Emergency deplaning of an aircraft, using all available exits
✔✔F - ✔✔Foxtrot
✔✔F/A - ✔✔Flight Attendant: A qualified person assigned to the cabin of an aircraft for
the safety of the passengers.
✔✔Ferry Flight - ✔✔A flight operated for re-positioning equipment with no passengers
✔✔First Officer - ✔✔Second pilot in command of the aircraft, sits at aircraft right or
starboard side of the cockpit.
✔✔Flight Deck - ✔✔Cockpit of an aircraft
✔✔Flight Engineer - ✔✔Third in command of the aircraft, responsible for mechanical
systems of the aircraft
✔✔Flow - ✔✔Aircraft traffic on the ground or in the air, usually referring to high volume
✔✔Forward - ✔✔Front of the aircraft
✔✔Fuselage - ✔✔Main body of an aircraft not including wing or tail
✔✔G - ✔✔Golf
✔✔Galley - ✔✔on board kitchen for food storage and prep
✔✔Gate - ✔✔Holding area for passengers prior to boarding an aircraft
✔✔Ground Speed - ✔✔The speed of an aircraft in relation to the ground, including wind
velocity.
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
✔✔Comat - ✔✔Airplane equipment, communication, or supplies shipped via company
aircraft from one station to another.
✔✔Commissary - ✔✔Food or beverage service
✔✔Configuration - ✔✔Arrangement of seats onboard an aircraft.
✔✔Crash Pad - ✔✔Flight Attendant commuter apartment at domicile.
✔✔Crew - ✔✔Company employees working aboard an aircraft
✔✔Crew Resource Management - ✔✔Annual meeting between Flight Attendants and
Pilots to discuss better, safer service for passengers and airline.
✔✔Crew Scheduling - ✔✔The department responsible for scheduling and tracking all
crew members
✔✔D - ✔✔Delta
✔✔Deadhead - ✔✔Transportation of crew members from one location to another to
start a trip or return to domicile.
✔✔Decompression - ✔✔Failure of the cabin pressurization system, during flight,
causing the air inside the cabin to equalize the air outside the cabin results in oxygen
masks dropping from the ceiling.
✔✔Defibrillator - ✔✔Electronic device used to reestablish a regular heartbeat.
✔✔Delay - ✔✔Aircraft held after its original departure time, usually due to mechanical,
weather or traffic
✔✔Demonstration - ✔✔Emergency Safety Demonstration, explanation by flight
attendants to passengers of emergency equipment and procedures
✔✔Deplane - ✔✔Passengers leaving aircraft
✔✔Dispatcher - ✔✔Airline department responsible for tracking all aircraft and crew
movements
✔✔Ditching - ✔✔Aircraft makes an emergency landing in water
, ✔✔Domicile - ✔✔Aircraft crew home base
✔✔E - ✔✔Echo
✔✔Emergency Floor Path Lighting - ✔✔Strips of lights on the floor of the aircraft lighting
the way to the nearest exit, in the dark or smoke filled cabin
✔✔Enhanced Emergency Medical Kit - ✔✔Medical kit kept on board, only to be opened
by a licensed physician.
✔✔Equipment - ✔✔Aircraft
✔✔Evacuation - ✔✔Emergency deplaning of an aircraft, using all available exits
✔✔F - ✔✔Foxtrot
✔✔F/A - ✔✔Flight Attendant: A qualified person assigned to the cabin of an aircraft for
the safety of the passengers.
✔✔Ferry Flight - ✔✔A flight operated for re-positioning equipment with no passengers
✔✔First Officer - ✔✔Second pilot in command of the aircraft, sits at aircraft right or
starboard side of the cockpit.
✔✔Flight Deck - ✔✔Cockpit of an aircraft
✔✔Flight Engineer - ✔✔Third in command of the aircraft, responsible for mechanical
systems of the aircraft
✔✔Flow - ✔✔Aircraft traffic on the ground or in the air, usually referring to high volume
✔✔Forward - ✔✔Front of the aircraft
✔✔Fuselage - ✔✔Main body of an aircraft not including wing or tail
✔✔G - ✔✔Golf
✔✔Galley - ✔✔on board kitchen for food storage and prep
✔✔Gate - ✔✔Holding area for passengers prior to boarding an aircraft
✔✔Ground Speed - ✔✔The speed of an aircraft in relation to the ground, including wind
velocity.
